More info on the new one:

http://www.sleazeroxx.com/news10/0118air.shtml

nice. I pulled out Runnin Wild and am now really looking forward to this!

i like Airbourne cos tehy sound like AcDc and i like straightforward RnR.

I love this band. I much prefer the vocalist of Airbourne over AC/DC's Brian Johnson.

500.000 metal videos on ROCKTUBE and METALHEAD

As usual, I'm a PC idiot.

I couldn't get that video's volume loud enough to hear it.

By the way, I cannot f*cking wait for this album!

Damn...this album is smokin'! All 18 songs are really really good. Just got through my first listen and this is already my favorite of the year. Nothing new, you know; just some ass-kicking rock and roll.

Not sure any of the newer rock bands capture the essence of the classic stuff better than these guys.



My favorite so far.



And this one is leaning just a bit too heavily on that AC/DC sound. Good tune, but they've never sounded that close to AC/DC before.

sleazeroxx posted a review of this today. Sounds right up my alley.

Quote:

For sleaze fans the second full-length album from Airbourne may be the most anticipated release of the year. It's been roughly three years since these hard rockin' Aussie's first started making major waves with Runnin' Wild. It took some time, and a couple setbacks, but eventually the entire rock community began to embrace them. Now that everyone has previously heard Airbourne the element of surprise has vanished, meaning it will be that much harder for the band to match the excitement of their debut. So what does Airbourne do? The same thing their most obvious influence AC/DC does, stick to the exact same formula that drove them to success. Because of that No Guts No Glory and Runnin' Wild are almost interchangeable, catering to the blue-collar working man who earns a living from his own blood and sweat. The type of men that work hard and play even harder... Airbourne create the soundtrack to their lifestyle. Of course Airbourne are never going to shake the AC/DC comparisons, despite being faster, heavier and meaner than they ever were. If you must draw parallels, think Flick Of The Switch taken to ear-shattering extremes. The four members of Airbourne play their instruments as if they are exacting revenge for some childhood trauma they caused, furiously strumming the guitars while trying to smash their fists through the drum heads. It is that unbridled aggression that makes anthems such as "Born To Kill", "Blonde, Bad And Beautiful", "Raise The Flag", "It Ain't Over Till It's Over" and "Back On The Bottle" head-banging classics. Each of those songs are perfectly suited to become staples in Airbourne's live fist-waving setlist for years to come. Airbourne hasn't brought anything new to the table with No Guts No Glory, but it delivers exactly what we want and expect. It is the musical equivalent of a guy so infatuated with a woman he wants to screw her brains out, only in this case Airbourne bashes our brains in with unrelenting hard rock.

I saw the video for "No Way But the Hard Way" on FUSE about a week ago... sounded pretty bad-ass to me. I'm thinkin' of picking up the CD if I come across it...

I preordered this with bonus tracks and t-shirt. So what version you guys getting?
This band and White Wizzard kick freaking azz! The new White Wizzard smokes!

Wargod51

Anxious as well..... Played the debut to death.....

Oh, and here's a re-recorded version of "Dirty Angel" from their debut. I guess it was a Japanese bonus track on Runnin' Wild.

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i liked the first album and thy were really great live. like i imagine what ac/dc would have been like back in the day.

but the cover art for this new one puts me right off. i dont want to look at the guys bare chest.

tomorrow i will be listening.